
The Aggrolites – Super Atomic LP
The Aggrolites from Los Angeles hit the stage back in 2002. The band was formed by musicians from The Vessels and The Rhythm Doctors, originally

The Aggrolites from Los Angeles hit the stage back in 2002. The band was formed by musicians from The Vessels and The Rhythm Doctors, originally
I’m finally holding this EP in my hands. I’d been looking forward to it ever since I found out this demo was getting released on a 7” vinyl. I first noticed Ante a few months ago, when the first mentions of the project started appearing online. According to the booklet,...
Trench, Trouble?, Stokes CPH. Anyone familiar with these projects already knows we’re about to enter the territory of classic Oi! punk — and this time, we’re heading to Denmark. Urban Elite are a band from Copenhagen made up of members from the projects mentioned above. Just looking at the lineup...
La Gachette from Quebec have released a new record on the German label Randale Records. If I’m counting correctly, this is already their ninth full-length album. The band released their first demo back in 1998, so we’re slowly approaching a respectable thirty years of existence. That’s enough time for some...
Bullshit Detectör are a band from San Antonio, Texas. This LP is made up of songs previously released on the No Joy EP and the splits with Liberty & Justice and Empire Down. On top of that, the band added two extra tracks, one of them being a cover...
Shaved For Battle are back with another record. Over the last five years, this crew has already released their fifth full-length album, while still maintaining a consistently high standard. Driving Oi!, rough vocals, bootboy rock’n’roll — call it whatever you want, but this is still a band with a clear...
I’ve always had a real soft spot for the Dutch Oi!/streetpunk scene. Bands like Discipline, Razorblade, Close Combat, Hardsell (now basically adopted by the USA), Evil Conduct, The Agitators, Discharger, The Reapers, This Means War, Savage Beat, Bent Out Of Shape and many more. For a country with eighteen million...